eyesoneast-timor Amsterdam, August 31st, 2024 – Timor-Leste, a hidden gem in Southeast Asia, is a land of breathtaking natural beauty and rich biodiversity. From its rugged mountains to its pristine coral reefs, this small nation is home to a fascinating array of wildlife. Let’s explore some of the most unique animal species that call Timor-Leste…
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eyesoneast-timor 1. The Timor Imperial Pigeon: A National Treasure Amsterdam, August 30th, 2024 – The Timor Imperial Pigeon, known scientifically as Ducula cineracea, is the national bird of Timor-Leste1. This magnificent bird, with its striking plumage and regal presence, embodies the natural beauty and biodiversity of the region. Its distinctive appearance, featuring a mix of…
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eyesoneast-timor 1. The Genesis: Carbon Credit Creation Amsterdam, August, 26th, 2024 – In the heart of a bustling city, a visionary named Dr. Elena Rodriguez stood at the intersection of science and economics. She had a dream—to heal the planet while nurturing prosperity. Driven by this purpose, she founded the Global Emission Reduction Initiative (GERI).…
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Navigating Challenges and Opportunities eyesoneast-timor 1. Introduction The global waste trade, driven by economic globalization, has significant implications for our planet’s climate. As countries exchange waste materials, both hazardous and non-hazardous, we must recognize the delicate balance between economic growth and environmental sustainability. 2. The Environmental Impact 2.1 Carbon Footprint Around 20–30% of global CO₂…
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eyesoneast-timor 1. Introduction East Timor, a jewel in Southeast Asia, cradles a rainforest of immense ecological significance. This verdant tapestry, like delicate lacework, weaves together unique species, ancient trees, and life-sustaining ecosystems. However, the delicate balance is threatened by deforestation and climate change. Enter Netflora, an ingenious AI technology developed by Embrapa, which holds the…
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Norway leads eyesonproject Amsterdam, 29 april 2024 — ‘Plastic pollution is one of the fastest growing environmental problems in the world. We are now extending our initiative to combat plastic pollution in developing countries by providing up to NOK 1 billion over a period of four years’, said Minister of International Development Anne Beathe Tvinnereim. Plastic…
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